TP-Link Jetstream T1600G-28PS 2.0 with firmware version 2.0.0 Build 20160922 Rel.58984(s)

[MasinAD]

# snmpget -v 3 -l authNoPriv -u user -a SHA -A secretPassword 10.0.70.58 1.3.6.1.2.1.1.2.0
iso.3.6.1.2.1.1.2.0 = OID: iso.3.6.1.4.1.11863.5.28

The OID was not in sysobjects.ids so I added it manually which changed the debug output from "partial match" to "full match" but without any change re inventory (still unmanaged asset and not in networking devices).

glpi-netinventory exits without success, reporting the device wouldn't respond.

Here's a complete snmpwalk:

T1600G-28PS_2.0.snmpwalk.log

TP-Link provides generic MIB files for its layer 2 switches:

L2-tplinkMibs.zip

TP-Link only refers to its FAQ entry in regard to supported public MIBs for this and some other models.

[MasinAD]

I did a mistake with glpi-netinventory and the credentials. After providing the correct credentials, this is the output of glpi-netinventory:

T1600G-28PS_2.0.netinventory.stderr.log

T1600G-28PS_2.0.netinventory.stdout.log

[adamcios]

in new sysobject.ids model is present with this OID on the line 6819 -check it
"11863.5.28 TP-Link NETWORKING T1600G-28TS"

[g-bougard]

Same question as #47

[g-bougard]

Hi @MasinAD

here, the device doesn't provide a S/N and TP-Link decided to use the S/N OID for newer devices as "running time" 👎 involving a wrong serial read as not fixed other time. It may remain a problem: I decided to not use this OID if the text contain "days" word... I don't know what this field can contain just after a reboot so the problem for this model may come back for 1 or 2 days after the reboot.

That commit in agent will try to handle this problem too and will be included in next nightly build.